New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-04-26
NETWORK CITY.

Ezra Dareett the proprietor Garden in
West Thirty pleaded guilty yesterday before he
smy OF violating the amusement law and
fined $780,
Dr. Jerome Allen yesterday delivered lecture TO the I'll
mary Teachers Association at School No. AZ In
East Tweths st. THE Practical Application OF Moral
Education in the Schools"
The .cbooner T. H. Jackson from DOboy, Ca, with cargo
of lumber Hilcn Lumber Company oil New.haVeh
the Sound yesterday She struck on iape ook
at the southern Island and ripped hole
in her bottom time to reach dock ana lana her
crew before filled and sunk She will be raised to-day
There were nine Greek immigrants received az
Castle Garden yesterday party intending to go TO Illinois
The Board Managers OF the Produce Exchange yester
resolutions OF sympathy the death OF tho vice.
president William Morgan The managers VIII attend inc
funeral IN body Exchange will be draped In
mourning To-day meeting OF the members OF the b@eanse
will held to take action on the DEATH
Marshall Wilder the well known and highly suoeessin
entertainer will sail the City OF Rome tomorrow lie VIII
give his monologues London drawing rooms during he
fashionable season In that CITY,
The Sophomore Freshmen field contests OF Columbia Col
lege will take place at the Manhattan Athicc "rouu' VII
Wednesday. May III.
The Columbia College Dramatic Club has given Francis
Wilson of the Casino bust Of Napoleon as
expression of thanks for his services In coAchng Tue GU"
for its Presentation OF Pocahonas at the Acauemy vi
Musc last SATURDAY. evening" As result OF the entertain
ment $1,000 has been added to the treasury Oh inc
varsity
Dr. John Hall addressed >the Baptist ministers at their
weekly meeting yesterday HIS subject was fupt ifu'S
for the Times" Or. Thomas Armitage also spoke
The Daily Ledger Publishing Company has been incorpo
with capta 5000 The trustees are John
Gilbert Howard Irving Smith, James Wight John A. Greene
and Richard A. Hamilton
An Italian sick smallpox removed from house
in Thompson.st yesterday.
After May the downtown branch OF the Mercanu'e
Library will be No H. the second floor oil the
% nj iIprty a.
From the Lberyst entrance access may W
had by elevator
Frederick Plbv footman employed by General Buttor'
worth was complainant the Jefferson Market Police court
Yesterday been from the house NO. W fli'h
ave. Yesterday morning and when he returned he ouh"
negro boy about TO of with valise An officer was
called and boy. who his name as samuel Smith, was
arrested. held In $500 bail Tor tiaL
The oil and water paintings belonging TO the estates
Of President Arthur and Baker and the private collec
ton OF Mrs Elizabeth VAIL sister OF the late John Ken
set will be Friday evening al Ortgiess
Art Galleries Nos. Si5 and ss7 broadway
good sized audience the lecture hall OF the
Library Building Columbia College last evening TO hear
DR. Charles sedgewick Mnot OF Boston, lecture upon Inc
Head" under the auspices OF the NewYok
Academy Sciences Dr. Minot told his hearers 'hat ere
were six steps IN the evolution OF the
with the low forms animal e the development oil gs
the disappearance old mouth ana the formation OF
new one enlargement OF the nervous system the distinct
bend Of the finally, the development OF bony
Uranium.
Sheriff Grant yesterday placed death watch on the con-
demned murderer Peter Smith, who is 10 be hanged on
Mays.
Tbe Festival Of the Year. novel and striking fair dcs
cr,bed AZ some length sundays TRIBUNE will be opened
this afternoon at Metropolitan Opera House. ana con
tnue through to-day Tho proceeds viii 90 to
the Charity Fund of the York Skin and Cancer Hospital
solemn requiem Will be celebrated in ST. Barnasds
Roman Catholic Church West FoureeDthst, tomorrow az
10 H. repose Of the soul OF Vicar-Genera QUINN
He was trustee and beno;actor Of this church
To aid the Training School at Carlisle Penn MISS
Sarah Cowe will read the Indian poem "Onnainda' at
Ch,ckering Hall on Tuesday morning. May 3. at IL a. M
Congress has give the school money for needed
builncs Friends Of the pledged 1000 and
the Indn children 81 600 outo their little earn
inrs during the More help is badly needed Tho
reading patronage OF Mrs Russell Sage aud other
wellknown ladies.
Lewis Balch Secretary State Board Of Health In an
opinion holds that of dead bodies Is not sanitary
measure and therefore within the province OF township
authorities The decision reference TO the tax OF III I'M
posed on every burial by the Newtown L. L. authorities